Word: embeddedness
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“The activist journalist is much more embedded in the history of journalism than the impartial journalist,” said Lemman, who is also a former Crimson president. He pointed out that the idea of objective journalism didn’t become the norm until the late...
“The commitment to sustainability is clearly embedded in the culture of this University,” Vautin said. “I anticipate that all corners of the University—students, faculty and staff—will continue to help the University advance its record in...
When the SAT was first administered in 1926, it was intended to provide a neutral, unbiased assessment of the “aptitude” of college applicants. The next 80 years, however, would prove the SAT to be anything but neutral. A good SAT score has always added sparkle...
So I understand how careful she is now, why her answers come out with all the edges sanded down. I ask her about her life and her role and what she hopes people take away from getting to know her better. "I'd like them to see the kind of...
Further, while Statham and his rivals could kill only one another, the drivers in Death Race 2000 can run up the score by knocking off pedestrians: 40 points for a teenager, 100 for anyone over 70. Frankenstein, whose lizard-green car sports fangs from its grille, is considered the good...